M.Y. THERAPIES

Pain is an unpleasant signal that something hurts, it's the body's way of signalling that something isn't quite right. 

It is a complex and subjective experience that varies significantly from person to person, even among those with similar injuries or medical conditions. Pain can be mild, almost unnoticeable, or explosive.

If you suffer from the following we can help:

• • Back Pain

  • Elbow Pain

  • Sciatic Pain

  • Shoulder Pain

Our tailored approach to pain relief involves a comprehensive assessment and customised treatments aimed at addressing the root cause of your discomfort, providing:

• Holistic evaluation

• Targeted Therapies

• Collaborative Care

• Preventative Strategies

Deep tissue massage is specifically designed to target the underlying layers of muscle and connective tissues, aiding in the alleviation of chronic pain, stress reduction, posture enhancement, and overall body balance restoration.

It is also used to break up scar tissue, reduce inflammation, and improve circulation. 

By increasing blood flow and oxygen to the affected area, alongside targeting specific points of tension or "knots" within muscles, deep tissue massages help to reduce tension and pain.

Incorporating deep tissue massage into your regimen can significantly enhance recovery, alleviate pain, and contribute to overall physical well-being. Whether you're an athlete seeking to improve performance or an individual looking to address chronic discomfort, the precision and effectiveness of deep tissue massage can be a vital component of your wellness journey.

Hijama (cupping) is a method of treatment in which a cup is put on various points of the body and reflex zones usually on the back, abdomen or legs to cause local congestion through a negative pressure created by a special pump. 

Stimulating these zones by drawing blood flow to them in turn stimulates the tissue and internal organs to which the zones are believed to correspond. Controlled bruising caused by the cups triggers a response from the immune system, the body's natural healing mechanism, and helps in the removal of toxins from the affected areas.

The cup is removed and a small superficial incisions using a sterile surgical blade are made. The cups are re-placed and a negative pressure (vacuum) is created again. 

The created negative pressure pulls the diseased blood out of the body and into the cups where the diseased blood is then disposed.